Sentence examples for a fitting time to from inspiring English sources

"Its 10th anniversary seems a fitting time to shut the book on Shameless.

But that makes this a fitting time to indulge in another regional specialty: Belgian fries.

Such an occasion seems a fitting time to not only take stock of the past 10 years, but to look forward.

Tradition dictates that the start of a new year is a fitting time to make plans and promises for the 12 months to come.

Shameless creator Paul Abbott said the 10th anniversary of the drama's first outing seemed a fitting time to bring it to an end.

"Earth Week is a fitting time to renew our commitment to keeping New Jersey's beaches clean and safe," said Mr. DiFrancesco in a statement.

In the final day of Black History Month, we couldn't think of a more fitting time to give props to these higher-ed courses for being black AF. .

It's a fitting time, then, to take stock of what was achieved — and what failed — in Eurasia over the last two decades.

Instead, birthday parties for elders provide a fitting time for visitors to bow before his statue, which is draped in embroidered silk robes.

I'm Still Here arrives in cinemas here today, having been out in the US for a week on limited release, so it seems a fitting time for Affleck to "own up".

NOW that the latest round of America's ongoing "Mommy Wars" appears to be simmering down, it might be a fitting time for cooler heads to consider the substance of the issue that generated all the faux-rage.